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You can get the Samsung Galaxy Note9 for RM999 on Yes 4G
Posted:
August 14, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
17 comments
Yes 4G is also offering the latest Samsung Galaxy Note9 on contract. Originally retailing for RM3,699 for the 128GB version, the Galaxy Note9 can be yours for less than RM1,000 with a 24-month contract.
Sign up for Yes and stand a chance to win a Huawei P20 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S9 or a vivo V9
Posted:
June 16, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
5 comments
In conjunction with the Raya celebrations, Yes is giving away 30 phones for 30 days. Just sign up for a new Yes prepaid or postpaid plan to stand a chance to win a Huawei P20 Pro, Galaxy S9 or a vivo V9.
Yes 4G now offers double the data for its prepaid SIM pack
Posted:
June 1, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
16 comments
With the current GST being zero-rated, Yes 4G is giving more by offering double the data for new prepaid subscribers. The Yes 4G Prepaid SIM pack used to come pre-loaded with 500MB of data and now they are doubling up to 1GB for free effective 1 June 2018.
Yes now has an unlimited 4G LTE Home Broadband plan
Posted:
May 1, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
52 comments
Just recently, both Celcom and Unifi have introduced their LTE-based home wireless broadband plans. They are a hassle-free solution for those who can’t get fibre connectivity for the home. Despite Celcom offering up to 1TB of data for video streaming, there are those who prefer unlimited quota without costing a bomb.
If you’re looking for an alternative, Yes is now offering unlimited LTE data that you can enjoy from as low as RM99.
OpenSignal reveals the best and the worst mobile networks in Malaysia
Posted:
April 12, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
35 comments
It has been more than 5 years since 4G LTE was officially rolled out in Malaysia. Today, there are six 4G LTE operators in the country and the cost of data is so much more affordable than before.
As more users are switching to 4G thanks to a wide range of affordable smartphones, can our mobile networks cope with the rising demand for data? OpenSignal, which crowdsource network performance data from smartphone users have just published their latest report specifically for Malaysia. This is their third report and you probably won’t be surprised with the results.
Here are Malaysia’s top telcos with the best network according to OpenSignal
Posted:
October 27, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
27 comments
Mobile data on smartphones are crucial these days and telcos around the world are offering more data to keep up with rising demand. Over the years, the cost of data has come down significantly while telcos have continued with their expansion of their 4G coverage.
So which telco has the best network in the country? If you’re curious, OpenSignal has published its latest findings in its State of Mobile Networks: Malaysia report that’s dated October 2017.
The Samsung Galaxy Note FE might be coming to Malaysia very soon
Posted:
October 11, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
18 comments
UPDATE: The Samsung Galaxy Note FE is officially announced for Malaysia. Available 25 October.
The Samsung Galaxy Note8 is the latest and greatest Note you can buy right now. However, for those who still love the S Pen but don’t want to fork out close to RM4,000, there’s another alternative model that you might want to consider.
Remember the Galaxy Note Fan Edition? It looks like it’s coming to Malaysia real soon.
Compared: Samsung Galaxy Note8 telco pre-order plans in Malaysia
Posted:
September 6, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
14 comments
The Samsung Galaxy Note8 is now available for pre-order in Malaysia between 5 to 10 September 2017. Retailing at RM3,999, this is the most expensive Samsung Galaxy Note yet but you can enjoy substantial subsidy if you get it on contract.
So which telco or plan should you go for? We have compared our current telco offers from Celcom, Digi, Maxis, U Mobile and Yes 4G for your easy reference. This includes their device pricing, bundled minutes, sms, data and their minimum cost of ownership. At the moment, all telcos are only offering the Galaxy Note8 with a 24-month contract.
Yes 4G offers the Samsung Galaxy Note8 from RM1,899
Posted:
September 5, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
6 comments
Apart from the usual four telcos, Yes is also offering the latest Galaxy Note8 with their 4G LTE Postpaid plans. The Galaxy Note8 that retails at RM3,999 is going for as low as RM1,899. The plans offer as much as 50GB of high-speed data with no weekday/weekend limitation and the plans are priced under RM130/month.
Now you can get much clearer calls on webe, Digi and Yes 4G with the honor 8 Pro.
